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GRsROERIEa.

IA, SUGAR-Pure white, 6ssf@6zc; of white
| 6h4g519c; refined A, TIA $40; granulated
61S961ac; powdered, TO; cut loaf, no
RICF-LOuisiana, 416s51zo; Caroline, $40
O,tNDIEs-sticks all sizes, in boxes, pail
and barrels, 71S@9ISc.
., CStOFFFElEo oo,yna 1q1sc; ordinary. 2l@
29AS3c, Firm.
s0HP-sS51ic per pound.
SALT-Obio river, 81 10 per barrel; SaRi.
nav, VI % per barrel; sacks, fne, 81 35a
2N@7c; car loads from lovee or depot, Sc
M0LASSES-Louisiana, common to fair.
27@S0c; prime to choice, 42g5Oc; syrup,
2194Oc common to fair. 2@28c; primo to
choice, S5s4Oc; centrifugal fancy, 35g4Oc.
Firm
CANNED GOODS, ETc-Pricos per doz
Pinsapples, 81 2591 so; peaches, 2.l6 stand
ard. 81 S5@l 45i seconds. 81 I0el Is; 3-lb.
81 1901 25i Strawberries, 81 iOsi Is; raspber,
ries, 81 l09l q; blackberries, slal Is; green
Cages, 81 609l rs pears, &292 Is; piums,
60gl ~; asparagus, 81 90q4i green corn,
81 zoo As; .reen peas. 81 g al 6Sj cove oys-
~; light weisht, /, b, 55a65c lib, Si@
10; condensed milk-Crown, 8 75i5 as:
Eagle. OF rs; Swiss. IS 20.
BALTIMORE, MD, June A.-Coffee dull
and lover; l71E@lSc. Other articles I'M
HAVANA. June 2t.--sugar firm with an
grees, 50 521d@2 t2IS.
NEW ORLEANS, La, June A.-CoFee
In light demand, but holders firm; Rio, 1877
@2UAc. Rice-Louisiapa a, steady; ordinary
to prime, 4@5c. Sugars Louisiana open
kettle, $40; centrifuRsls, primo yellow ciar-
fled, &c; seconds, 51ka5ssc. Molatses :
Louisiana, strong; centrifugal, strictly
prime to fancy, 28933o.
NEW YORK, June 25.-CoFee-spot fair
Rio, dull at ITO; options lower and fairly
active and clo;i g steady; sales, 1920 bags;
ten Der, SIS 60gl6 20; October, SIS S5ai6 81;
November, SIS 95@l6 40; December, si6G
Is 80; January. sl6 059l65O; February, Si6 20 |
al6 5Oi March. $40 20@l6 SO; April, sl6 O5@ |
re6ned quiet, of A, 5I@5, Sic; mould A, |
i1sg5. Die; confectionery A, l8-l6c granu- |
,sted, l5-l6c, Molasses quiet and stesdy;
y KITS m1ioIl @.s, 2O1sc fiat. Rice firm;
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8READSTUFFs.

C0RNMEAL-Standard, So 3O@2 IS; pearl
S925@3 IS; roller, 50 40, steady.
HAY-Choice, from store, 7b@8Oc; car load
item ie e09. or depot, slS 5O9l4; prime, from
sl2 5O9lS; prairie, from store, 500; car load
from levee or depot, S8.
depot, Sl8Gl9.
!Sc; from leyee or depot, white, in bulk, 46o (:
in sacEs. 49c; mixed, in bulk, 42o in
0ATS-From store, white, 4Oc; mixed, $40 /;
from levee or depot, white, in bulk, S511Ic; in
sacks oo S7hc; Mixed in bulk, Bic; in
FL0UR-From store, common, 80 25as so,
family s36593 rs; choice, SO 9O94; fancy,
g l5q4 Is extra fancy, "a 1894 60; patents,
BEANS-Navy, 50; medium, 81 90.
oATMEAL-ln half barrels, s293 25 from
era KED wHEAT-1n half barrels, 81 Is
R6SfEY AND eRITs-From store, sae
CRACKERS-soda,e extra, 4c; soda, treble
extra, 4h5c extra, 7c; ginger snaps, extra,
SC; assorted iumbles, 10c.
BALTIMORE. MD, June 24.-Wheat
Flour. 10 1859 brls; wheat, 1880 bu; corn,
$500 bu; oats, 5000 bu. Shipuenta-Flour'
S75 brls; wheat, $3.50 bu; corn, $500 bu.
LIVERPOOL, June "a Wheat dun and
lever; holders offer freely. Corn dull.
WHEAT receipts since last report were 10000
centals, including $4,000 American. Cor0
receipts since last report, $1,000 contals, all
American.
KANSAS CITY, MO-, Jure "a Wheat
quiet; No. red, cash, $3.50 bid; June, 61c
bid, 6i%e askedi July, 62%c bid. Corn
gust, Size bid, 3l1Sc asked. 0atsZno quo
tati0ns,
ST. LOUIS, MO-, June a.--Flour easy
and dull, but unchanged. Wheat lower;
reports of Jay ould's death, and New York
stock market panic csued . de line Of 20
751sc; July, 7s1as7S5Gc, closing AZ 7S5Sc AT,
gust. 7SzSgI4Sc,. closing at 741sc; septem-
Der, 7515g751sc, clio, sing at 7514c Corn low
CT affected by decline in stock; cash, $40
July, S8149Si1zc; osing at SI5Sc; August,
slzsgS5hc, closing at SS56c Oats arm cash
2sg291tc; June. 2Sc; July. 24c; August,
55Ao. Rye higher at Sc; Hay strong and
and unchanged at 5Sg54c. CornmeaI, 81.
Receipts-Flour, 1000 brlsi wheat, II 900 bu /;
corn, 5000 bui oats, ii 900 bu; rye, nonei
barley, none; Shipments-Flour, 5000 brls;
wheat. 700 bu; corn, 5000 bu; oats, 1000
blu; rye, none; barley, none.
Afternoon BoGrd.-Wheat steady; July,
I31sc;, September. 76o. Corn firm; July,
55Hsci august, S0c. Oats steady; June,
2Sc; July, 24c.
CHICAGO. ILL, June GA bearisb
feeling prevailed at the opening eff the board.
and July wheat, which opened at 70s6970ISc,
i'm N, diately sold Down TO 70sEc and coutin-
ued 70 sag during most OF the frat hour.
The weakness was mainly duo TO the English
eral feeling Of uncertainty which prevailed,
July sold down 10 70Mc. The heavy break
and subsequent psnie In the New York stock
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HOUsEHOLD sUppYYrs

APPLES Buying, loose, slal 50; sell.
ing, - Ter barrel dried apples. Sc per pound
from store. Dried peaches, &c from store,
VEGETABLES-0 az 5O@S Is from
store Cabbage, crate, =. Rraut. bar
els; SO half barrels, 50. Garlic, 81 per 100.
FRUIT = Oranges, imported, s. 1894 50
per box. Lemons, 80 5093 so per box; large
supply Bananas, 81 50a2 so per bunch.
,NUTS-Coaooanuts, M per 100. Peanuts
Virginia, 60; Tennessee farmers stock, go
&c; roasted, 2Ic higher; shelled, loo. Al
monds, lSc. Walnuts-En Riish, lSc Fren oh,
l5c, Filberts, 12IIo. Pecans-Texa,, 7alOc I;
Brazil nuts, 121ao. Chestnuts~Impofted !,
12hc per pound.
= KAlsINsaLendOn layers, So; layers, rs;
PICKLE5-In jars, pint, o5c; quarts 81 so;
half gallons, 81 %; gallons, SO Is loose, bar
rels, s. 50g7; half barrels, 81; mixed, bar
rels. $40 81; mixed, half barrels. al.
EGG s-Quiet l2c.
P0TAT0ES-New buying, AZ 90 tos2 so;
loose, selling, 50 90 per barrel
CIDER-New York, So so mar barrel and
SO rs per half barrel.
FISH ackerel, half barrels, No. |,
SO IS; No. 2. S. IS; No. 8, IS; 10Th kit, No.
81: No 2, 95c; No. 3, 85c. nv hearings,
family, 25s per box,
GAM sIGame fish, $500.
YlNEGAR@lO@1Sc per gallon.
S0APS-393Lc.
oANpLES-Full weight, skaqc.
SNUFFS- CARROTS, fO.S,c Ralph'A.
l0hc; Railroad, 9hc.
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Abe Low
Water,
Changes.
STATIONS.

PITTsBuRG, Juno 3.-Noon-River /
teet u inches on the gauge and falling.
Weather clear and pleasant.
WHEELING, June 4.-Noou-R 4
feet . inches on the gauge and rising slowly,
Weather clear and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, June .-Noon-Riyor s
feet O inches on tho gauge and falling.
Weather clear and pleasant; Thermometer,
LOUISVILLE. June q. -Noon-River 8
on the falls and falling. Weather clear and
warm.
CAIRO, June A.-Noon--Rivor Is feet 7
inches on the gauge and falling. Weather
cloudy and warm. Arrived: Pearl, 81.
Louis, PM; W. II: Cherry, st. Louis, s
Rh. Ln mary Houston New Orleans, am.
Ohio, SANS Houston, Ohio, noon.
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market cAzssa gu tie an uieisy f,slinr IN
Sheat here Tor time, and this. couplpa with
ne causes mentioned shove, rssultsd In
morping. While the farore was 81 a major.
ity.of the traders In wheat we're quietly feli-
inf, or trying 70 sell. and when Il was found
later on that no one was badly hart in the
general shaeing up At Mes York confidence
largely short. The buying TO cover these
contracts caused reaction In wheat, and
July recovered its lost ground nd advanced
70 ,TOhc. After the evening up process
station, around zoo. snd became suite
steady, closing at 70iSc Corn was uulet.
and trading was limited to local Operators
The feeling was easier, and values ruled
lower, influenced somewhat by the decline
In wheat. The decline in stocks in New
York also had a tendeucy y create uneasi-
ness. Trading wa mainly 10 the way of
changing July to the more deferred deliveries
AZ the ruling Premium. Receipts continue
row are light. July opened unchanged at
$3.50, seld down to S61ks and closed at 96i1c'
A steady feeling prevailed in the oats mar
ket az compared with yesterdays closing.
Deferred dol,yerie. showed about &c i'm
hrmer. The volume Of business done was
rather light, and deferred deliveries
are attracting the most attention.
The arrivals are still very moderate.
was in better demand but prices are stesdy
and unchanged. No. z spring wheat, $3.50 |
1yzRc; Ne. spring wheat. Csc; No. 9 red, "a |
qI31ac; No. 2 corn, S5s<c; No. 2 oats, $50
ozsc; No. 2 rye, SIC; No, 2 barley, SIC; No, |
haxseed, 81 20; prime timothy seed, 81 l2S |
Is. The LEADING futures ranged as fol- |
ows: Wheat, No. 2-June opened at 6eisc, |
highest 69Jsc, lowest 69c, closing at $3.50;
July opened at 7OSSc, hIl hest 7OSso, lowest
closing At 7O1sc; August opened at
Zee. highest 72Isc, lowest re, closing OF
221sc; SEPTEMBER opened at 741Ic, highest
Zee, lowest 741sc, closing at 1850. Corn,
10. 2-Jlne opened at SIC. highest $50.
owest S12c, closing at t5bac; July opened
t $3.50. h CHEST $3.50, lowest 3iisc, clos
ng az $3.50; August opened at 3S14c, hish-
ST SS14c, lowest S71zc, closing 1T STstc; Sen.
mber opened at S9%c, highest S9SSc, low
st S91sc, closing at $3.50 Oats, No. o
une opened at 251so. highest 2ji.c, lowest
!1sc, closing at 251zc; July opened at 253so,
ighest 251ac, lowest 259kc, closing al 25lSs,
ugust opened at 2l1sc, highest 1915. low
81 2%c, closing at 251Se; September opened
I 1870, highest 5sse, lowest 255sc, clos
lg Al 25ssc.. ReceiI ts-Flour, 1000 bris;
heat, 65,0OObu; corn, 10000 bu; oats S..
70 bu; rye. none harley, 5000 bu. ship
Iants-FlOur, 1900 brls; wheat, $50, 200
a. corn, 5000 bu; oats, 90. 600 bu; rye,
NJ Du barley, none.
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FINANCE And COMMERCE.
HONEY 9 10 8 PER CENT, NEW
YORK EXCHANGE Is PREM.
Gotten DnlI-MiddlIsg Cotton, IOsc
Sales Yesterday, 1S5
Bales.
APPEAL 0PFIck,


Bank rates for money are 6 to pc
cent, the outside figure prevailing. TIL
demand Is we'll up to the supply, and none!
Is firm ana hardening. In the local securit,
market dullness prevails. Stocks and bond
are quiet and depressed, there being blu
few bids or offerings, and no sales today.
The local cotton market continues dull
niddling, 1910. Sales today, lbs bales, and
for tho week, $50 bales.
New York spots closed firm; middling
lO7sc. Futures closed steady. 4 to 6 points
advance on the old crop and l to 8 points
advance on the new; June, 1O.7l910.7Sc.
At Now Orleans spots closed dull. and of
Lice on all grades; middling, 1O1zc. Fut-
ures closed firm and up 10 to IL points on the
, old crop and mp to points on the new
June nominal.
A leading New York cotton circular says
OF the future market: "The tendency was
someHhat steadier, and on the opening
gained z TO points for the near options.
The gain, however, could not be sustained
In the face of the condition o. affairs in Wall
street, and during the latter portion Of the
day tho feeling was comparatively easy and
nervous. The new crop followed the huctu-
atoms Of tho old, but was not so freely
offered"
At Liverpool spots are unchanged; mid
ding, sgd; futures closed firm and up one
point; June, 5.54 sellers.
At Manchester yarns are dull; retail bust
ness only. Cloths steady, somewhat irregu-
lar.
The wheat marketl,at the leading senters
is besrish in feeling and one of uncertainty.
AT CHICAGO July broke to 69Ac, but reooy-
cred and closed at 7O1<c Corn is quiet, with
limited trading and easier feeling. Pro-
Tisien8 show a steady feeling, with but little
trading and no speculative inquiry.
Liverpool leading grain circular of the
Gath, says: Brilliant weather depresses
wheat values, which show no sign of react
ion from the marked decline of last week
The indications are that the bottom has
nearly been touched both here and in Amer
lea. Today there was a fair attendance at
the wheat market. The tone was quiet and |
limited business was done. Red wheat was |
penny lower and white unchanged. Flour |
was quiet at the recent rates. There were |
moderate sales Of maize at unchanged
prices"
IMPORTS.
One hundred SKIS bran, rs bbls beans and
peas, 10 pkgs butter. 900 rls bagging, 100 pkes
bacon, 6o0pkgs boots and shoes, $500 bu corn,
221 SKIS cotton seed, $1,000 bdls cotton lies,
lOO pkss dry Roodi, 60 pkgs eggs, 400 bbls
flour, 10 bales hay. 10 head sheep, 20 head
cattle 10 head horses and mules, 485 pkRs
lard, l06.OOJ { ct lumber, Q pkgs liquors,
cars lime, l2 bbls meal, 900 Blu oats, s
ears pork sides, 100 bbls sugar, 200 pkgs to-
ELEVATOR REPORTS.
The following shows the amount of grain
received, withdrawn and in store by regular
elevators, as reported to the Merchants' Hx-
change yesterday: Wheat received, ST. bu;
Withdrew, 81 bu. Corn received, 1880 bu;
withdreNn, 67Sl bu; in store, 25,S11 bu,
9au received, 2l46 bu; withdrawn, 1875 bu;
in store, i14l bu.
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s spHad. = 50; powdered. % PEI. round; 10.
muth. e % per pound, inolusiye; .Sia D
form. $50 per pound; blue nass. 80 per
pound; calomel. 500 per pound; msrcury,
DOC per pound; oblord hydrste, 81 so pef
pound; camphor, 500 per pound: alcohol,
barrels; per gallon, g 0s; castor oil. barrels,
PAINTS AND 0IL-white lead, Golfers,
oSc per pound. 21Sc OF Is daysi Southern
wnlte lead, 20 per. pound, 500 pounds, $40.
21Se OF Is day; boiled linseed, oil, lSc per
SALON by barrel; raw, $50; turpentine, SsSSe
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NEW YORK DRY GO0Ds MARKET.
$1SO,5OO Upton County
Bonds for Sale.
UNION S.l AND 1 PLANTERS, BANK. J

UNION AND PLANTERS BANK,
MEMPHIS, TENN, June II, 1887,
; By authority we ofer for sale. through
sealed proposals only, sl3O.6OO Tiptsr
County Six Per Cent. Coupon Bonds, datot
May l, 1887, maturing as follows,
$1,000 duo years after date.
S2S,t0O duo 10 years after date.
SS7,5Oo due Is years after date.
s5S,500 due 20 years after date.
All in denominations Of $500 and coupons,
payable semi-annually on February Let and
August lst Of zach year, covering each six
months interest, EXCEPT that the first coupon,
payable February 1st, next, covers nine
months interest and tho last maturing cou-
pom three months interest. All on the face
are payable at this Bank and can be redeemed
after five years from date.
Address sealed proposals to the Board o
Directors Union and Planters' Bank, Mem
phis. Tenn" marked IBID for Bonds"
with certified check for three per cent OF
the amount bid for as a guaranty of compli-
ance, and such proposals will remain UNI
opened until II m. July q, 1887, at which
time they will be opened and awards made TO
the highest bidders. except that bids for less
than par and accrued interest cannot be en-
tertained.
In addition to the amount bid for tho Bonds
purchasers will have TO pay for the interest
accrued since May 1st, past.
These Bonds are issued for the REDEEM ption
Of like amount Of unmaturod Certificates
Of Indebtedness which constitute tho entire
debt Of the county, except a small floating
debt for current expenses fully covered by |
past due collectible taxes.
Henry Graft. Eiq., and Messrs. Turley Il |
Wright, were engaged to investigate and pro-
nounce upon the legislation and proceedings
under which they were Issued, and their
written opinion concludes as followsi
after careful consideration we give II az
"our opinion that the action of the county 10
fully authorized by said legislation and in
conformity thereto; and that the bonds TO
"be issued under II will be the valid and
legal bonds Of Upton county"
Fortified by an opinion of validity and
regularity from such able and eminent at
torneys, we have no hesitation in recon-
nending to investors as a m st desirable and
thoroughly safe investment these Bonds is
Iuod by q county so wealthy, prosperous, and
10 lightly burdened with debt.
NAPOLEON HILL, President,
s. P. READ, Cashier,
Of Union and Planters Bank.
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GENERAL NEWS,

Dusty.
Rain needed.
Partly cloudy.
Business fair.
RIVER falling slowly.
No boats leaving today.
The Ohio river Is falling.
ARKAEsis river continues to fall.
Two Anchor liners leaving tomor.
row.
The Mississippi is stationary at st.
Louis.
TIE Desoto leaves Cincinnati today
for this port.
The Tennessee river is rising at
Chattanooga.
THH R L Cobb leaves Tuesday for
Arkansas river.
tbs Will 8 Says will be due up to-
night on her way TO 81. Louis.
THE Ed Foster left for Louisville In
command Of her new owner, Capt. whipplo.
TIE Coal Valley, EN- route to Nav
Orleans with tow Of coal, should pass here
today.
DURING tho tweniy-lour hours end.
Ing at noon Yesterday tho river h,re fell s
inches.
The City Of Vicksburg passed to st.
Loui, yesterday evening. She did nothing
OF interest here.
1HE Jsmes Lee for tha lower, and
the Rome Maoready for the upper coasts,
left with fair trips.
THB Buckeve State ia coming on
good time, and she will arrive here Monday,
Capt. O, h. Rus oil is agent.
Mrs. CLAadRTT, wife of Capt. Thos.
Clagsett, of the James Lee, has been seri-
ously i'll for several weeks,
THE Harry Brown is due down on
her way TO Now Orleans. She has two
barges OF railroad iron for this port.
THE T. b Sims leaves hers Monday
evening on her initial trip In the Memphis |
and 81 Louis trade. Capt. Il, G. Lowe Is |
her agent.
THE Anchor line packets leaving
here tomorrow are the City of Providence |
for Nicksburg at 10 o'clock am, and the |
City of Cairo for st. Louis at 4 clock pm.
OAPr. WIN @. TIoHENoR returned to
Ashport last night on the Granite State, IL
is rumOred that Capt. Tichonor will COM
mand the I. y. Sims In the Memphis aud
81. Louis trade.
The Belle Memphis passed to Vicks-
burg Yesterday morning with fair trip.
sacks of bran and 20 boxes Of meat, and adj
ded IS tons Of sundrios.
The Granite State left last night for
Cincinnati with 100 bales OF cotton, Is bales
Of rags, $500 sacks Of cotton seed meal, 200
empty barrels. IS tons Of scrap iron, a lot Of
sunSrics, and about 20 cabin passengers.
THE sternwheel steamer Il. w. Cole
was sold yesterday BY the Arkansas River
Packet Company to Capt. Kerr, OF New Or
cans, who will run her In the Bayou Toche
.rade. The terms Of tho sale are private,
Oapt, Kerr will take the Cole 10 New Or
cans In about ten days.
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DRUGS, PAINTS AVN oIIa.

DRUGS-Quinine, P. &W OF. eSo, cans,
Sc; NewYork qninins, OF. $50: cans, 5Os; i.
81. q2inii1e, o. u Sec; cans, 900 morphine,
New York morphlns, n Oh, d III ~, az:
OF. Vials, " 20; olnchonidia, i a. yi.II isc
oS.; o.. cans, 10 o.; gum opiIm psr
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WHISKY--Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
according to proof; rye, s2a6.
ST; LOUIS, MO-. June 2.-whisky
CHICAGO, ILL.,, juno A.-Whisky-dis-
tiller's finished goods, 81 10.
CINCINNATI, o., June 2I.-Whisky
in fair demand; sales, SS9 brls finished goods
on basis Of 81 O6.
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MULES AND HORsRa

o, MULES E Quiet; l4to ltx hands high, SIS
81 hands hiEh, sl25eil0; l5% to ID hands
high, Sl60@2OO. The chief demand is for
mules from AZ to Is hands high.
H0RSES-Fair; drivers, sl2Sal65; heavy
drsit, 81 459lSl; saddle, 81 25@175 extra
saddle, sl76G275; plugs, Si59S5.
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WOOL,

Woodbury. grease wool. unwashed, Is
@loc; clear grease wool, 23a25c; bury
washed, $3.50; tub washed, SS3S5c.
ST. LOUIS, MO-, June a Wool QUIET
and steady; bright medium. 23a2sc; coarse
braid braid ii SSsS; low sandy. lSsSOc aps
washed. choice. SsaSgSc: fair. S6,sSsc;
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HIDES,-Dry iint, No. l, l6c; No. 2, I2c !;
dry salted, l0gl2o; green Saltsd, No. ], 7i<c /,
NO. z, 90; green. 5000. Sheep skins, l5cCsSl.
600. Tallow. S9SISc.
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COrTON sERD PR0nUCrs

90 PRIME CRUDE OIL, T9271Sc; of crude,
summer yellow, Sl@S2c; choice cooking
summer yellow, 969SSc; prime cotton seed
meal, SIS 1915 rs; of cotton seed meal, Sll
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COAL OiL-PFime white. wholesale lots,
Toe por gallon.
PITTSBURG, Pa, June 2I.-Pstroleum
weak and lower; National Transit eor.i-
hSates opened ~ go, closed at 81 10, highest
621<o, lowest 60ldcs
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened
dull and closed dull; middling, 1870.
Sales, l25 bales; receipts, n bales; ship-
ments, liz bales; stock on hand, $3.50 bales.
Ieceipts to d tie, 66l, l29 bales; shipments to
dale, 646, S29 bales.
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NORTHUMBERLAND REEns.

SEEDS-Clover, 81 rs per bushel, orchard
grass, 81 S5sl 40; herdsgrass. SOC, timothy,
$2S2 y German millet, SO@S5o; stock peas,
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RIv Eks AAD wEArHER.

0YFI0l SIaNAL SERvIOH, u. B.A
MEMPHIS. June u, pm.
The following observations are taken
at all stations named at 75o meridian time,
which Is one hour later than Memphis time;
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TOBACCO ann SNIFF

PoWDER--Kegs, IS; half kegs, 81 rs;
garter kegs, 81 SO.
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LIVE STOCK.

CORN FED CATTLE-Choice to extra, 20
4ISe; good, Si<CI4o.
h0GsSohoics. 5@51Ic;; good. 4,Ie5c.
common, S1Gsl so.
per ht ad, 81 50aS
GRASS CATTLE Choice. S1<@s1Sc, good,
2A@S13c; fair to medium, 2ks2szc; SCALA
ways, 1%@2c.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June q. - Hogs - Re-
ceipts, 5000 head; market fairly active
i hnS mn y s st &c Vance now quiet and dull
mixed and heavy packing and shipping,
81 90g5 10. Cattle = Receipts. 5000 head;
market more active and stronger; beeyos,
So 1904 SO: cows, 81 40@3; stockers, 81 609
10: sheep-RecsiPts, 900 head market
IS rs; lambs, 81 1904 per head.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK. June 2i.-The demand was
of moderate proportions for any class Of
goods, the movement very good 10 large,
and prices for cotton goods verv strong.
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